Antique Scumbled Pine Chest Cat_Vintage Wooden Bowls If left outside the legs/frame

If left outside the legs/frame will rust and tops will lose their colour

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'VR' Warrantee' locks were made in the earlier part of the 20th century and mimicked Victorian locks with HM crown and lion and unicorn trademarked stamps to the front of the locks

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Antique Scumbled Pine Chest Cat_Vintage Wooden Bowls If left outside the legs/frameA grand antique scumbled pine chest. Also known as a kist in Scotland. Scumbling was a technique used in the Georgian and Victorian eras to make plain woods like pine appear much grander and more expensive. Pai Paints and dyes were used to make furniture, doors and windows to look as if they were made from golden oak, sycamore, maple and other expensive hardwoods. Scumbling has been used on the top, front and sides within a decorative border. The base